Wayne Ag Ed

June 15 is a big deadline for County Fair!

June 15th is a HUGE deadline day! Please have everything turned into the Extension Office and online enrollment completed by Monday, June 15th.
Visit: https://wayne.unl.edu/4henrollment for enrollment instructions.

What is DUE June 15:
* Enrolled in 4-H: https://v2.4honline.com (website shutdowns at 11:59 p.m. CST)
* Animal ID sheets and DNA envelopes turned in to the Extension Office
* Horse Level testing completed (Must pass Level 1 to show at County Fair)
* YQCA completed and certificate turned into the Extension Office
(Email: [email protected])
* State Fair Nominations completed.
Instructions at: https://wayne.unl.edu/4-h-animal-information
Make nominations at: https://showstockmgr.com
*Obtained premise ID number if animals have an EID tag.
Information at: https://wayne.unl.edu/4-h-animal-information

Ag students entering grades 10-12, remember to get photos of you working in your SAE for your proficiency!

Photos should have six different tasks, all in the same experience.

See examples below!

Support some Wayne FFA members in their business endeavor!

They’re detailing vehicles, interior and exterior.

Call or text 402-369-9636 to book!

Another set of SAE visits today! Summer jobs ranged from building maintenance on a dairy, gardening, showing goats, working at the bowling alley, and mowing!

The trophy case is put together!

Lots of room for more awards, students…will you be next?!

The FFA officers returned today from their officer retreat! In addition to some fun, they planned events, scheduled event dates, and decided what their priorities were!

SAE visits have started! Ms. R visits students during the summer to talk about their goals with their SAE, FFA, and their career goals.

SAEs in this group included lifeguarding, CNA, front desk at the CAC, mowing, and working with the family’s beef herd!

Careers students have been discussing careers in the Skilled and Technical Sciences field! They selected a design to do string nail art with and completed the project this week!

Eighth grade ag students set some eggs in the incubator and they finally hatched this week!